Greg Myers

but it's all there.

The original floor mat , Coco.

Check this 1950 Ford out http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2014/05/21/documenting-a-lifelong-relationship-with-a-1950-ford-deluxe-tudor/?refer=news too bad there aren't many pictures.

Yep

I didn't see any appreciable in the pictures. Just surface rust. All of the usual places were clean, side rails, seat wells, spare tire well, etc.

http://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/carsforsale/studebaker/avanti/1649355.html?refer=news less than $5000

What Jack did best : http://www.brianwatsonphoto.co.uk/FormulaOne/67/#1

Yeee Haaaa!!!

and others. a 1966 BT8 http://www.sportscardigest.com/cars-for-sale/spotless-sports-racer-1966-brabham-bt8/

. . . please http://www.wimp.com/sellstyle/

The original premise of this thread was to listen to many great car engines start. https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=liqoMjRT81A using the ever popular "Gentlemen Start Your Engines" tag from the up coming Indy 500, with a comment that there were no hot rods in the clip. and a shot at a popular TV commercial asking "what's in your garage?"

Woooosh !

Sage advise.

" armchair scientists who write or read Cobra lore" ? So as a Cobra replica owner you are putting your self in the position of expert above anyone that has written anything about the Cobra, said writers usually being people that were there working on the cars, racing the cars , designing the cars and having more to do with these icons than you'll ever imagine.Not to mention your contention that anyone that reads any of these books can't possibly understand, much less retain what they've read ? The book refered to by AFX was written by Dave Friedman , http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=dp_byline_sr_book_1?ie=UTF8&field-author=Dave+Friedman&search-alias=books&text=Dave+Friedman&sort=relevancerank Caroll Shelby's official photographer, been there done that , he has written a few other books on the subject. Really?

1957-1961 MGA with a custom nose piece.

and let's remember a replica, does not a Cobra make.

Bill, show us your XK-SS build. That was great, I think Jermey would like it. A little encouragement.

Lots of great ideas, good job.